Answer:
a. project A; because its NPV is about $335 more than the NPV of project B.
Explanation:
As in the question it is mentioned that the required rate of return for project A and project B is 11.25% and 10.75% respectively.
Here we have to determined the net present value for both projects having different required rate of return
So based on the net present value the first option is correct as the project A is more than the project B
Therefore the first option should be accepted
Answer:
equivalent cost per unit for labor: $4.1982
Explanation:
complete and transferred 165,000
work on ending WIP 16,500 // 22,000 x 75%
previous work on beginning (8,000) // 20,000 x 40%
Equivalent units 173,500
labor cost added during the period 726,825
equivalent cost 726,825/173,500 = 4.198193084
equivalent cost per unit for labor: $4.1982
Answer:
c. machining.
Explanation:
Unit level activities take place in order to manufacture the product. This manufacturing process has four activities:
- engineering
- setups
- machining
- inspecting
Unit level activities depend on the amount of units produced, this means that as more units are produced, more costs will be allocated. In this case, engineering, setups and inspecting are done on a batch basis, which means that they are batch level activities.
Only machining costs are proportional to the number of units produced.
Answer:
According to the risk of default from lowest to highest:
1. U.S. Treasury bonds.
2. Corporate bonds.
3. Junk bonds
Explanation:
Bonds are ways through which a governments and corporations are able to raise money in-order to finance the big projects.
It is issued to the public through a mapped out auction based in months or years validity. <em>And, by buying a bond, you're giving the issuer a loan, and they agree to pay you back the face value of the loan on a specific date, and to pay you periodic interest payments.</em>
Answer:
3N + 25M + P ≤ 45
Explanation:
Let the number of Newspaper Stories taken=N
Newspaper stories take 3 hours to write.
Total Hour spent on Newspaper Stories=3N
Let the number of Magazine Articles taken =M
Magazine articles take much longer to write 25 hours per article.
Total Hour spent in Magazine Articles=25M
Let the number of Proofreading jobs taken =P
Proofreading pays for every 1 hour
Total Hour spent in Proofreading jobs=P
Since both newspaper stories and magazine articles must be completed in the week they are started.
The writer doesn't want to work more than 45 hours per week. So his total hour in a week is less than or equal to 45.
The Constraint that limits the amount of time the writer will work in a week is given as:
3N + 25M + P ≤ 45
